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    Quote Originally Posted by BoomBoom View Post
    Look, ive been a huge critic of PBF in the past, but I believe that I am fair in my assesments. Cotto, the champion, just defended his title against a fighter that non threatening opponent. I give him credit for fighting Mosley. That was a challenging fight. Ive critisized Floyd for ducking Cotto, BUT Cotto has been reluctant to pursue that fight himself. He is champion after all and believes he is the best just like Floyd believes he is the best. I blame them both if this fight doesnt happen. And as much as I dont like PBF, hes not entirely to blame if it never happens or happens too late. So my answer is, NO, he is not more to blame but he is equally as guilty as avoiding the fight.
    You sort of have a point but right now Floyd wants nothing to do with Cotto.
    Yes it would seem as though Cotto wants nothing to do with PBF because Cotto has not called out PBF either at least not with out people trying to put words into his mouth. I guess we will just have to wait and let this whole thing run it's course. Cotto has Tony in July and PBF has Oscar in Sept. PBF is looking for another Hatton fight. The bottom line here is that this call is more Floyd's than it is Cotto's. Maybe we will see them in 2009.
    What good is it if Cotto calls out PBF if PBF has already said he wants nothing to do with Cotto until Cotto becomes bigger than the Beatles.

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    Alright, you know what, I'm really tired of this bullshit with people saying Floyd needs to call out Cotto. Floyd is the P4P #1 guy right now and he's beaten everyone that's been put in front of him. Cotto is the guy coming up through the ranks and destroying everyone, but's he's not yet been consistently fighting the level of opposition that Mayweather has through the last few years. I mean come on guys, everyone here was giving Alfonso "I'm a damn nobody except I was on Contender" a fighting chance against Cotto before this fight, and now you're saying Mayweather needs to be calling him out? Mayweather is the main draw below heavyweight... and considering that division, that means boxing as a whole. He doesn't need to be calling anyone out. That is SOLELY Cotto's job and if he's not doing it than it all falls on him. If Cotto thinks he has a shot at taking out Mayweather he needs to be shouting it out and getting a fight... I mean HOW did Hatton get the fight... REALLY?
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    Alright, you know what, I'm really tired of this bullshit with people saying Floyd needs to call out Cotto. Floyd is the P4P #1 guy right now and he's beaten everyone that's been put in front of him. Cotto is the guy coming up through the ranks and destroying everyone, but's he's not yet been consistently fighting the level of opposition that Mayweather has through the last few years. I mean come on guys, everyone here was giving Alfonso "I'm a damn nobody except I was on Contender" a fighting chance against Cotto before this fight, and now you're saying Mayweather needs to be calling him out? Mayweather is the main draw below heavyweight... and considering that division, that means boxing as a whole. He doesn't need to be calling anyone out. That is SOLELY Cotto's job and if he's not doing it than it all falls on him. If Cotto thinks he has a shot at taking out Mayweather he needs to be shouting it out and getting a fight... I mean HOW did Hatton get the fight... REALLY?
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    Floyd will keep his calendar full or claim he is retired and or hide behind wrestling. Soon both Tony and Cotto will be calling out Floyd but what good will that do? Did it help Tony? Tony wasted a whole year. Floyd misled us all saying he wanted to fight the best and yet he only wants to fight the pre modonas of this sport. Floyd is the pound 4 pound punk and will go down as that

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    If I was a Floyd fan, I would be demanding that Floyd call out Cotto or Tony.

    Again, what good does it do to Tony and Cotto to call out that pussy floyd is he wont fight them and he has already said he wants nothing to do with the Welters. Floyds fans suck and let their little bitch get away with making them look just as foolish as floyd makes himself look. Birds of a feather I guess.

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    Im not knocking Floyd, Im just pointing out the double standard and saying both men are equally responsible in making this fight materialize. In my honest opinion neither guy is too keen on fighting the other, and thats too bad because two undefeated guy ranked in the same weightclass, both champions should fight to prove who is truly the best welterweight. Clottey won the IBF eliminator, so he could fight now IBF Champ Margarito again and Floyd could fight Cotto. The winners of these fights could fight each other to unify the division. Makes sence to me, but it wont happen that way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Danny_G View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by BoomBoom View Post
    Look, ive been a huge critic of PBF in the past, but I believe that I am fair in my assesments. Cotto, the champion, just defended his title against a fighter that non threatening opponent. I give him credit for fighting Mosley. That was a challenging fight. Ive critisized Floyd for ducking Cotto, BUT Cotto has been reluctant to pursue that fight himself. He is champion after all and believes he is the best just like Floyd believes he is the best. I blame them both if this fight doesnt happen. And as much as I dont like PBF, hes not entirely to blame if it never happens or happens too late. So my answer is, NO, he is not more to blame but he is equally as guilty as avoiding the fight.
    You sort of have a point but right now Floyd wants nothing to do with Cotto.
    Yes it would seem as though Cotto wants nothing to do with PBF because Cotto has not called out PBF either at least not with out people trying to put words into his mouth. I guess we will just have to wait and let this whole thing run it's course. Cotto has Tony in July and PBF has Oscar in Sept. PBF is looking for another Hatton fight. The bottom line here is that this call is more Floyd's than it is Cotto's. Maybe we will see them in 2009.
    What good is it if Cotto calls out PBF if PBF has already said he wants nothing to do with Cotto until Cotto becomes bigger than the Beatles.
    I think you both make valid points and are correct in that neither fighter right now is the top priority on the other fighter's list, and that's not how it should be. Regardless of what Floyd said, the fact of the matter is he said similar things about Hatton and immediately set the fight once Hatton dissed him. Had Hatton not made that statement about Floyd being 'boring' they still would not have stepped in the ring against each other to this day. By Cotto saying virtually nothing when cameras are in his face, he is in some way creating doubt in some people's mind that he's gung-ho about landing the fight. Likewise, I have no interest in Floyd's career from here on out until he steps in the ring with Cotto. Fortunately, I agree with Merchant in that it will most likely happen in early '09.

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